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• Combat engineering vehicle
  A '''combat engineering vehicle (CEV)''' is an [[armored fighting vehicle]] that provides [[combat engineer ...ontroversy, in the U.S. Army, about the lack of a current CEV. The [[M729 combat engineering vehicle]] was well proven, but was a derivative of the [[M60 Patton tank]] and too
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• Combat engineering vehicle/Definition
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• M729 combat engineering vehicle
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• Puma (combat engineering vehicle)
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• M729 (combat engineering vehicle)
  #REDIRECT [[M729 combat engineering vehicle]]
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• BAT-2 (combat engineering vehicle
  #REDIRECT [[BAT-2 (combat engineering vehicle)]]
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• BAT-M (combat engineering vehicle)
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• Combat engineering vehicle/Related Articles
  {{r|BAT-M (combat engineering vehicle)}} {{r|BAT-2 (combat engineering vehicle)}}
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• M729 combat engineering vehicle/Definition
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• Puma (combat engineering vehicle)/Definition
  Israeli [[combat engineering vehicle]]/[[armored personnel carrier]] that replaced the [[Nagmashot]]; both are b
  260 bytes (34 words) - 20:18, 25 July 2010
• BAT-2 (combat engineering vehicle)
  81 bytes (10 words) - 18:10, 25 July 2010
• M729 (combat engineering vehicle)/Definition
  #REDIRECT [[M729 combat engineering vehicle/Definition]]
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• BAT-2 (combat engineering vehicle/Definition
  #REDIRECT [[BAT-2 (combat engineering vehicle)/Definition]]
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• BAT-M (combat engineering vehicle)/Definition
  [[Combat engineering vehicle]] derivative of the Soviet [[T-54 (tank)]]
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• BAT-2 (combat engineering vehicle)/Definition
  Soviet [[combat engineering vehicle]] derivative of the [[T-64 (tank)]], with a large earthmoving blade at the
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• Combat engineer/Related Articles
  {{r|Combat engineering vehicle}} {{r|BAT-M (combat engineering vehicle)||**}}
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• Combat engineering vehicle/Related Articles
  {{r|BAT-M (combat engineering vehicle)}} {{r|BAT-2 (combat engineering vehicle)}}
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• Interim High-Mobility Engineering Excavator/Definition
  [[U.S. Army]] wheeled [[combat engineering vehicle]] derived from the Australian [[High Mobility Engineering Vehicle]]; to ser
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• Nagmashot/Definition
  ...aeli Defense Forces]]; after replacement in the CEV mission by the [[Puma (combat engineering vehicle)|Puma]], converted to [[Nagmachon]] urban warfare vehicle
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• M1132 engineer squad vehicle/Definition
  Light, wheeled, highly mobile [[combat engineering vehicle]], part of the [[Stryker (armored fighting vehicle)|Stryker family of milit
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• M729 (combat engineering vehicle)
  #REDIRECT [[M729 combat engineering vehicle]]
  45 bytes (5 words) - 16:37, 9 August 2010
• BAT-2 (combat engineering vehicle
  #REDIRECT [[BAT-2 (combat engineering vehicle)]]
  48 bytes (5 words) - 18:10, 25 July 2010
• M729 (combat engineering vehicle)/Definition
  #REDIRECT [[M729 combat engineering vehicle/Definition]]
  56 bytes (6 words) - 16:37, 9 August 2010
• BAT-2 (combat engineering vehicle/Definition
  #REDIRECT [[BAT-2 (combat engineering vehicle)/Definition]]
  59 bytes (6 words) - 18:10, 25 July 2010
• BAT-2 (combat engineering vehicle)/Definition
  Soviet [[combat engineering vehicle]] derivative of the [[T-64 (tank)]], with a large earthmoving blade at the
  307 bytes (47 words) - 18:10, 25 July 2010
• BAT-M (combat engineering vehicle)/Definition
  [[Combat engineering vehicle]] derivative of the Soviet [[T-54 (tank)]]
  107 bytes (12 words) - 18:11, 25 July 2010
• M1132 engineer squad vehicle/Related Articles
  {{r|Combat engineering vehicle||**}}
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• High Mobility Engineering Vehicle/Definition
  [[Australian Army]] wheeled [[combat engineering vehicle]] designed to operate in high-speed convoys; the [[Interim High-Mobility En
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• Anniston Army Depot/Definition
  ...r)|M113 Family of Vehicles]], the M88 Recovery Vehicle, and the M9 Armored Combat Engineering vehicle; hosts [[Anniston Defense Munitions Center]], a large storage and maintenan
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• Puma (combat engineering vehicle)/Definition
  Israeli [[combat engineering vehicle]]/[[armored personnel carrier]] that replaced the [[Nagmashot]]; both are b
  260 bytes (34 words) - 20:18, 25 July 2010
• Combat engineering vehicle
  A '''combat engineering vehicle (CEV)''' is an [[armored fighting vehicle]] that provides [[combat engineer ...ontroversy, in the U.S. Army, about the lack of a current CEV. The [[M729 combat engineering vehicle]] was well proven, but was a derivative of the [[M60 Patton tank]] and too
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• M60 Patton tank/Related Articles
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• M1132 engineer squad vehicle
  A representative of a new trend in [[combat engineering vehicle]] (CEV) design, the [[U.S. Army]] '''M1132 engineer squad vehicle (ESV)'''
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• M60 Patton tank
  ...has been adapted to the Stryker [[M1128 mobile gun system‎]]. The [[M729 (combat engineering vehicle)]] is a M60 derivative.
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• Construction equipment
  ...red personnel carrier]] chassis may be adapted for construction use as a [[combat engineering vehicle]].
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